Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win...
by FussyZeus on Monday June 27, 2016 @05:50PM
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This point fails thrice:
- I am paying for Windows already, that we've established does spy on me
- The Enterprise edition is not available to be purchased by a regular consumer anywhere I can locate
- The Enterprise edition doesn't allow the disabling of ALL reporting to Redmond, only most, and only via group policy which is hardly accessible to the layman.
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Re:Woman wins $10k judgment against Microsoft for forced Win...
by 794CD01 on Tuesday June 28, 2016 @08:20AM
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Your first point still makes no sense to me. You are paying for something that doesn't have a feature you like. A more expensive version does have the feature. What are you proposing instead? That you get a product with more features for the same price? Of course every buyer wants that for every product. And every seller wants the opposite.
Your second point is equally mystifying, since you've created an arbitrary definition of a "regular consumer" as someone who doesn't want to contact the sales office of the company you want to buy a product from.
Your third point is factually wrong and/or is based on a ridiculous definition of reporting. See sibling comments.